Sentence examples for smallest prick from inspiring English sources
This is the smallest prick in the collection.
He devised a needle that looks identical to an acupuncture needle but which retracts into itself after an initial small prick.
The ears should be small, prick, set well up on the skull and pointed, but never cut.
Its tip is blunt and when it touches the skin, a small pricking sensation is felt by the patient, simulating the puncture of the skin.
The test is typically a skin test involving a few small pricks in your skin, with a tiny amount of each food being dropped on each one and then watching for signs of immune reaction.
Heated milk-tolerant subjects had significantly smaller skin prick test wheals, lower milk-specific and casein specific IgE and lower IgE/IgG4 ratios to casein and β-lactoglobulin compared with the heated milk-reactive subjects.
Now, Public Health England is launching home-testing kits which involve taking a small finger-prick blood sample, but the message we need to take from Charlie Sheen's declaration is that HIV is a subject we must not forget.
Dr. Walp described the small wounds as "prick marks" that may have been inflicted to exert psychological pressure, rather than actual injury.
Subjects with diabetes found to have abnormalities involving only small fibers reduced pin prick on examination or reduced heat and cold thresholds on QST, but normal large-fiber function, based on normal examination of vibration (by both examination and QST), reflexes, and normal nerve conduction studies were placed in the small-fiber diabetic polyneuropathy category.
Make germination box: Use a pin to prick small holes at 4 corners, about 12 mm (0.5 inch) from top and from side.
